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May 7, 2013

Cinema Head Cheese: The Podcast! #95 - Moore Fokken Harryhausen

The guys take on solo segments this week. First, Kevin talks about seeing David Spade do stand-up, three very different movies that he watched (including a documentary about twin senior prostitutes) and Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman.

Dave digs into comic books from Alan Moore and the movies spawned from them. He also looks at the Watchmen prequel series.

Jeff jumps on to remember effects wizard Ray Harryhausen and review a couple of fun movies from the 1980s.

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March 20, 2012

Cinema Head Cheese: The Podcast! #40 - A Hyde, A Pecker and A Fart

Kevin is excited to talk about the upcoming Stryper tour, and Dave shares his thoughts on Skillet.


As David completes the second season of Luther, he gets into another BBC series, Jekyll, and that leads him into a discussion of the rise of public domain monsters. He and Kevin talk about the films made from Alan Moore comic books, and which they think are the best.


Kevin talks about cartoons he watched with his daughter. He likes My Big Big Friend, while the 1999 Woody Woodpecker retread leaves much to be desired.


He then does a short segment with Jeff, in which he talks about The Shrine, and Jeff brings up Where the Dead Go to Die. For The Blue Cheese segment, Jeff reviews the latest offering from the Uncle Farts collection.


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